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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-26

A uCTlON SALE OF VALUABLE
A ISLAND LOTS. -
lhe trout door OF Ohio County Court House, on
saturday, The 9Th day Of April, 1887, commencing
NV O'Clock A. n, the following desirable lots, Viz:
ION Nos. G, e. and Y on Broadway.
lou Nos. 81 and " on FORK street.
LoliN6S. ~, 100 and l0l on Virginia street, 8! 4
LOS Sos. lOt. los, ITO aud Ill Oh Huron street,
Ias Nos, Us, l29 and lS9 on Wabash street. g
Lol No. IA on Water street. tg.
uEsxs or sALE-One third, or so much OF the
purchase money, az the purchaser may desire 10
sqaal yearly payments with interest payable yearly
run me day OF sale, for which payments the pui.
,Apes VIII give notes secured BY decd OF trust on
mr. W. Y. HoGE & BRO, Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-26

n 49, W. PRINCETON, Scott Co., Iowa
"Ihave used Dury's Pure Malt Whiskey with
great benefit to my wife, who Is a confirmed Ia.
valid. know from experience It IL a pure and
most valuable medicine. INN also using IL ia
tho case Of my son who Is threatened with con-
sumption. | nm u Presbyterian clergyman and
doctor of divinity, but ! Mn not afraid to re-
commend Bufy's Malt Whiskey as tho purest
and most efficient tonic that l know OF. and nv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
Local BrevitIes.
Court begins next Monday,

Court begins next Monday.
Mr. John G Chapman sdver,ises some
valuable stock for sale in this issue.
A recount Of the ballots cast for sheriff
at the recent ection is 10 progress as We
go to press.
IL is though, that the commissions i"r
the newly elected county officers vi ar
rive this week.
Mr. J. Samuel Turner clerk Of tie cir
cut conr', has been confined to his bome
since Monday 10y iudispositlon.
The election in Calvert county this year
resulted in n victory fnr the Democrats for
the first time since 1879. Tile world do
move"
Quintoleo-The great Malsria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Relishle, Sale and
Efficient. Price SO cents per bottle. For
sale by all Druggists.
Gov Lloyd has desIgnated Thursday
next, the cath instant, as Thanksgiving
Day. This is in conformity with the re-
cent proclamation of President Cleveland
Tom, Dick and Harry appear again with
their Grsndmother's recipes for Coughs,
etc, but the people know DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup too we'll.
Mrs. VIM. II. Mitchell advertises t~o
estray cows in this issue. Any one having
Information OF their whereabouts " i'll con-
| fer favor by communicating with her At
once.
The proprietors ei Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on earth for pain, will pay u
large reward il any certificate published
by them is not found genuine.
Two marriage licenses have beeA issued
from the clerks Office this week, to Geo.
0. Demar, Of Prince Georges county, and
Ella V. joy; and James 4. Wheeler aud
Mar ha V. Milstead, Of this county.
The road corps closed work for the sea
son last Tuesday aud were dIsbsnded.-
We think we can point with pride 10 the
work performed this year, as the greater
portion OF it is of u lasting and pcrmanest
character.
| Mr.. j. NJ. Cochran, ,he polite clerk in
the store Of Messrs. Roberts & Owen, il
this town, will leave here on Monday to
engage in the mercantile business on his
own account at WoodviIle, Prince Georges
county. We wish him success.
Mr.. John T. Davis expects to visit An
napolis today for the purpose Of selecting
seats 70: the Charles coun'y delegation in
the hall of the House Of Delegates. Sen
st"r Edelen paid u similar visit to the
Senate chamber last Friday, but We hope
to see our able senator take his seat in the
Presidents chair during the coming wiz
l. ter
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
New state Officers.

The Inauguration Of Hon. Elihu E. Jack.
son as Governor of Maryland, will take place
at the State House, at Annapolis. on Wednes-
day, January Alb, in the presence Of the two
houses Of the Legislature, which will convene
in the hall Of the House Of Delegates. The Hon.
will enter upon his duties as attorney general
on the same day. and one of Gov. J.ckson's
6rst official duties v i'll be to minister the oath
of office to Mr.. Whyte. Like the governor the
attorney general is chosen for four years. but
unlike the former be is ineligible for reelection.
He serves, however, until his successor shall
have duly qualified according to law. Col. L..
Victor Baughman does not enter upon bis
duties rs comptroller until the third Wednes-
day in January. The question has been fire.
quently raised whether Comptroller elect
Baugbm.n can retain the presidency Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Ca al after be shall have
qualified to perfsrm the dueiies of the Office to
which he has been elected. The salary of canal
president is S4, 900, or 81 SOC more than that
Of the comptroller. gentleman high =, the
bar of Baltimore city has said: The Cbesa-
peake and Ohio Canal is ow ned by Q corpora
ton. and its pre.iient, like that of all similar
bodies, is chosen by the stockholders. In this
case the State Of Maryland is the heaviest stock.
holder and is represented oy its board Of public
works, which is composed of the governor,
comptroller and the State treasurer. 1t might
be that the boar taking the presen Mt condition
OF the canal into consid' ration, might think
that it would be better for all interested to have
one of their own number At the head of the
canal mar. cement and so continue Col. Baugh
man as its president Should they take this
view of the case can see no legal impedimenl
in their doing So"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
Wonderful Cures.

W.D. Hoyt l. Co., wholesale and retail drug
gis,s OF Rome, Ca, says: We have been sell.
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bi,ter'
and Bucken's Arnica s I've tor two years
Have never handl.d r.m~d,ea that sell as vii
or give such universal s.tisfscti"H. There hnr'
,etn some wonderful cures ffected D., the,'
m-dicines in this city. Several cases Of pro
nounced Consumption have bern entirely curet
by use Of few bot,les OF DR.. Kings New DIS
coveIy, taken in cuuurction with Electric Bit
tiers. We guarantee them always. Sold b!
w. W. Pxdgett.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
aud is now coat ued il


Sta e's Attorney L A. Wilmer feels az
grieved ut one of our editorial utterances
last week inasmuch AS he construts t..
language used as rta tcti IN on his hen
esty and tn ecnnumictl manage nent "
his office. Now We have no hesitation IN
saying that We have alw .ys had the high'st
regard for Mr.. Winners honesty aud We
know the affairs nf his office have been con.
Quoted expeditiously and economically,
and it las far from our intention Of casting
any reflection on him, and We still think
little strained We do not blame Mr.. Will
mer for being elected, for naturally having
consented to run be desired to be success
full. The scope of our article was to express
the indignation we ielt toward those Dem
ocrats who left their party nominee to
support Mr.. Wilmer, who, however high
and unrarnished his personal honor may
be, was the nominee OF party who most
certainly had not managed our county al
fairs economically and To the best interest
of the whole people. Personal our re-
gard for Mr.. Wilmer is unchanged and We
commend the expiditious manner 10 which
he has conducted his office in the past.
still We are sorry that lie has defeated our
aominee. and do ye, condemn those Dem
ocrats whose aid alone rendered his e'ec-
tion possible.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
NOTES.

A ball in Zsea,eca,. Mexico. rritstsd sy .
~omAn's scarlei dr~ss. rushed si eer and ioss.
ed h-r skyhish She slixa aiei on the sroa d
on The other side Of ustl. snd the sprin nxs Of
her basrle ca ssed Der TO reboaud, ~tthoat 10
jury 10 hes pesson.
Mr. Gertrude Gsdd.n. vho 10 sos 10 Phiis-
delphi., though osly thirty -tar-~ yssrs Of sgr
has beea twice . widow, and 10 . g. sntmoihsr.
She vas married Of hfte~n, aad Der daughter
foIev,nr her example, has forced the title Of
grand dno;hsr on Der mother ~ho looks very
little older than her daughter.
James rors.ri vhils drisiag siI mal's
hiiehed 10 . big load OF tamerr near Frssno,
C.iifornis. the ether day. h.d bis lie sa'ed
hy ise Kick Of oue OF the m1les. II. tell In
from, Of the vhe<l. and, bresking bis leg, v-s
unshl- to move He shut bis eyes and waited
~h.t he thought -.s c~ri.In death. uheo ooe
of The mules kicked bin away and into the
ditch .lnns the side ai the road. The broken
leg w.s set, .nd he has since recovered.
on Monday found dead 10 = little room in bis
seci sded home near e. BrienslIle, ohie, oa the
Madissnvills pike. By . TREND who called 10
ses him He hsd died OF spoplsIy, aud the
mice bad nibbisd bis 6ngsrs before be sss
found. He Was sboa. eighty four yesrs old.
and h.d al one lime been prouiosn, merehsn'
Of Cinsisn.ii. but for the last isenty-hse OF
Thirty years had lived almost like hermit.
The valse Of the estate 10 estimated at $l30,
OOO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

Not . few Of the citizens OF Charles eoun,y
have recently become greatly excited Over the
astounding facts, that several Of their friends
who bad been pronounced BY their physiei.as
.s inc urssie and beyond ali hope-sudsrinG
with that dreaded monster Consu npiion--have
been completely cured ey DR.. Kings se- Ds-
corery for Consumption, the only remedy thst
does positively cure all thsost aud lung diseases,
Coughs. Coids, Asthm. aad BronchiiIs Tr's!
eotlls free at W. ". P.dsett. large bottles 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

NJ The subscription pr,ce of THE
TINES is 81. per annum If paid IN
Advance or at any time withtn the cur
rent gear If not paid withi" the year
$3.50 wiU be Invariably charged, Gc-
slways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception Uill be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

TO ADVERIISERS.-THE TINES hariag q
tsrger circulation thn any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
t. insert their announcements in its columns. Send
for card rates. tOhich loo any other paper
in Southern Maryland say nothing about crcta-
tion.
Slight Fire.
The house owned by DR.. VIM. R. Wilmer
in the upper end Of eur town, and occupied by
a colored family, took fire at an early hour on
Saturday evening last and caused quite a COM
motion among our citz rs for short while,
though, fortunately, it was gotten under con-
trsl before the flames had oppor ranity TO
spread or to do much damage. The fire caught
on the roof from u spark from the chimney,
and had bazed up considerably before dis
covered. As soon seen, however, ready
hands hastened to the sp and by quick exer.
tious soon extinguished it. Had the fire gotten
much hsadway it is likely the damage would
have been great, AS the wind was blowing
quite fresh from the north al the time, and The
flames would have spread to adjoining houses
and possible consumed the greater part Of our
ancient burgh.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
Fatal, Shooting.


As we were preparing for press yesterday
afternoon the news was brought US of fatal
shooting affair which occurred IN Piccawaxen,
in which Mr.. Thos. C. Wingate shot and killed
a colored man named John Coombs. Coombs,
who was u tenant on Mr.. Wiugs,s's farm, near
ewburg, met him yesterday morning, when
4 quarrel ensued between the two, in the beat
of which Mr.. Wingate drew his pistol and fired.
the ball striking Coomb, In the throat aud
severed the carotid artery, causing death in a
short while. Immediately after the shooting
Mr.. Wiugate surrendered himself to Justice
John B. Norris, who at once summoned jury
of Inquest with Mr. Wm. p Jam. son as fore.
man. Dr.. Lancaster made the examination,
and the jury rendered the verdict that the de
ceased came 10 his death by pistol shot fir
by the hand OF Thomas {. Wingate The pr.
soner WAS given into the custody OF the sher d
and is nsw cou6ued in Jail.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
How the senate and House Of Delegates
Will Siand-Names Of the Members.

7. tho Sans,a there will he - Democra,s
..a . R.,n,l;cans .sfIows.
,Ia,.n ~ N n k,;,, Dsu
a.. = W., p ,na,u r.,
R ,l'imors Csun,y-J.mes j. Liai..r, Dem
u I,;mors cit,-J,hn r Weo,z Charles
p;1,.I, q ,dwin .na l,b.rI,s : Adams ALL
D. morrals.
Fredtrirk Milton Il urnrr. R"p.
Garrett-R T. Bro~n,ug, Drm holds
over.
Hsrford-J ,mrs S.ppinst IN holds
over.
Howard WIN b. P-ter. Dem
krhi-W ID. b BnrrhlnAl, ktp
Montgomery -Grorg- Peter, Dem holds
over
C.lv-rt-W S"msrrriI Dem.
Carroll-Pinkney J Brnu-u, D'm.
C'c'l-Chnton MrC"i'Uugh, Dem bids
over.
Ctroline-Gr'h W. GuIi'oo o ish, Dem.
holds over.
Chares-Richard II. Edelen, Dem Holds
over.
Dorchsster-Josrph II. j phnsCn, Dem. holis
over.
Prince George 'e-Chnr:es I. 0-gsrtr, M,
holds over
z I~rn Anr john u. Bfo~n, Dem.
s.. Mar,s-R Johnson Cotton, l'en.,
hu ns o'-r.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

a Mammoth Ru~insss.
TIE wide awake aud relI.blr shoe trm OF
Wm Hahn L Co, of Washington. h.vs just
added another trsnch store TO their ALREADY
large business AT 23l Penn Ave. ) t., usk
ing in al. three largely stocked stores COW
under their control IN that city. THIS hrm
handlrs ali grades OF fool~e.r. and ell tastes
and all pur,es Can be pleased AT their ua:nHots
establishments The firm have BEEN siesdy
ADVERTISERS 10 the TIsEs for " Number Of years,
and ha,e a large trade 10 our county 10 sll
who have never dealt With them ~s .iviss that
they give then q rial This winter and our ~ord
for i, they will be more than pleased snd graf
fled at the large stock they -,ll have to select
from and q, the lov price at Which shoes can
10 fought from tbs 6rn Persons visiting 10
sny part of w.shing,on c.nsot fail to be coa-
v.ai.ut to one the other Of ihrir large stores.
- Watch and Clock Repairing snd lev
a. ~.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
Tramp Committed.


Johann Bowman, y tramp, was committed
t. the EIeuse Of Correction for two months by
Justice Stonestreet last week. On Saturday
Deputy Sheriff Bernard Matthews left for that
institution with his prisoner and on reaching
there was informed by the superiateadant that
Bowman, who had been previously committed
to that institution from this county, 10 of un-
sound mind and that that institution was not
the proper place for his confinement, and as
soon as the board Of directors met bis case
would be considered and in all probability be
would be returned to this county. II this
should be done the authorities here should in
qure inte the matter, for ns Sow NAL has never
been and does not claim to be a resident Of eur
county, il is not right that our taxpayers
should be called upon to support him. We have
enough insane psupers of our own to care for
without being compelled to provide for every
tramp v ho may come within our limits.
Circuit Court.
The November term of our circuit court
v ill con vene here on Monday next aud from
the present ou look the prospects are that ibe
term will be short one. The docket contain,
IL criminal cases; 8 recognizances 81 trials
and up to this writing 25 appearances have
cen entered. But Eve prisoners are con6ned
in Jail awaiting TO have their cases Investigated,
all Of whom are charged with petty off.uses.-
1t is difficult TO predict what business will be
given to the court from the Investigations OF
the grand jury, though We have heard of no
violations OF the law likely to lie brought to
their atieniien. I be case OF Biscoe The murderer
which was taken to the Court o. Appeals from
our last May term, has net yet been considered
BY that tribunal, and even should new trial
be awarded him, which is not thought likely,
his case will not be brought up at this term
So the pr obabilities are that the term i'll he
short and inexpensive one. which ~ill<e graft
flying to our taxpayers. Who, for the last three
terms Of court, have had to Dear much expense
f. m, th;c
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

Crop Reports.
The Department of Agriculture reports the
yield of corn 80 bushels per acre on about
73, 900. 900 acres or l, 453, ,O00. 900 bushels
About 5, 900, coo acres is reported as abandoned
tefore ripening. On the acreage planted the
average would be 1876 bushels per acre, the
same as in 1881 The corn surplus States aver
age slightly less than in 1881 the thirty one
other States more. All acreage is counted tha,
w-s allow ed to ripen crop, however small
The averages of some of the States Of larger
oluctiou are as follows: New York, IS BUSH
els; Pens-yl,ania, 81 bushels; Maryland 27 i;
Viryinia, II S; North Carolina, l3 4; Georgia,
IL; Texas, 1t; Dakota, 80. The quality OF
the crop is much lower than usual in the dry
rxivn, and the proportion Of mercban,abI Bile
corn is considerably below the average.
The potato yield has been reduced first, oy
drouth in the West. and later, by rot, mainly
in the Atlantic States. 1t is about the same as
in 1881, or "a bushels average per acre, making
u crop of about ia, 600. 600, against $4,000,
900 bushels last year.
The tobacco yield per acre is very low in the
shipping and cutting leaf telt, especially in the
West. the average reported per acre is: For
Maryland, 63S pounds; Virginia. 600; North
Carolina, 4s5; Arkansas. $40; Tennessee, 43O (;
Kentucky, sos ; Ohio, 6l5 For cutting and
cigar leaf, Indiana, 1896 Illinois. 4O3. On the
acreage reported 10 the August investigation,
this will make scarcely moro than third Of a
crop. The yield of the cigar leaf is nearly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
IN FULL BLAST.
HAVING JUST OPENED oCR BRANCH 80
3AT 21I PENN AVE-. : &, We
now HAVEN FULL BLAST
3 LARGE SHOE STORESl
Using Five Times the QUAINT
ity of Goods

used hy .ny other single store. We have such
facilities in huy Ias ss to en.ble Us To retail to
the eanssn.r al the sans prices that other
ds.,sr. pay for their goods
For thIs rrssou. mainlr - css cfrr
Gso,s Soiid Coarse Boots 81 - usually sold 81
S3Uo.
Gsp,. Cal and Zip. al Ls.,A'r Boots, 81 %
worth s. SO
Gen. Calf sud Kip Boots. cur o.n makes SO
worth 81 90
Geuts Genuine Calf Button, Laced and g 'iters.
any shape, 81 SO usually .otd st 3 SO
Gent. Hand .Ss~rd Fine Cali Seamless shoes,
So 60 worth s4.o0
Gent. Es gIish Waterproof Shooting Shoes,
s., so worth S. 90.
Gess Genuin. ii.ud Sew d .Cslf Boots s. IS,
ehesP at IS 90.
Ladies Solid Worked Hole Kid and Pebble Bat
too, 81 Is. a bargain at ST. So.
Ladies "Hshn's Peerless 81 90 hid and Goat
Button, any shape, toe or heel, superior 10
any 81 SO Shoe
Ladies Our Own" Fine Kid. Straight and
Pebhl. Goat Button, light neIible or heavy
extension Solrs. s. 4s
Lsdi-. Hand Ss~ed + egsnt So 90 Md aud
Straight Goat Button, sold by other deal
ers at 81 90
Solid Solar Tipped Button, for Bovs or Girls,
IS r.Rts. better than any 81 90 Shoe.
Youths Wal Calf ss-cent Baton worth 81 SO
Boys snd Youths Kip Boots 81 IS. usual price
81 IS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
Greatly Excited.

- Watch and Clock Repairiog snd Jsv-
,Iry meuding done carefully at Mrs A q Isazsi's
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
|. e0RfANr
Announcement to Buyers F!
Fall and Winter Goods :!


Having purchased " very i,rgr and r'r-'ul'y
srier'eh Stock "f + ~ ANA " '"'rr H"''hS' an"
Ia orutf 10 'ir"r 'ne" o"' '"i '"e III Al "'''',
days
Ejn 1If III q ,1IEC
UiO W 'N i.oao
vii hr made: :tretrl,rS are luu , ne er :. low
h-tore NV Stock conritt', aud mu-l oe sold.
will name IN pHrl
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18
A Mammoth Ru~iasss.

@Oa hand, New Supply OF SPeciscles
and Eyes ia,ses. at Mrs A. Qi.nzrfs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

The t. st S....w me ""rld - Cuts, RruEes,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetier,
Chapped Hands, Ch'lolains, C"rns, and all Skin
Erupiions, and y. sItI, els cures Piles. noray
required. Its guarau,.ed 10 give perfect sails
fs. uon, or money refunded. Price rs ceals per
box. For sale by W. W. PsdgeIt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-11-18

Having purchased n very ,rge and c.r-iullv
srlertei Stock at + n and WIuI-r Goods, and
= order to clear them out for the Xt mint,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
IDota.


George II. Lower ofthis city has pur-
chased the wood and coal ward al
tesville, Pa, Of George II. Err.
Charles w. Talisy Of OrtJpagnn.
Michigan, Is visiting ir!ends IL car city
and Vicinity.
The Jackion & Ssarp Company on
Mcudhy launched sco" for the Atlas
Dredaipg Company.
There will De = masquerade dlrce THE
evening, ia the Philips building, 4,h aud
French streets.
BAysrd DttricEson Is erecting rev
frame house on hiF farm near M Mermaid,
Mi Gre. Hundred.
Avon Allen is loading 100, ,060 bricks
cnila bayZs ConStitatioc,s The Dfause
street ~haFi, for 9asIies sn Nes York.
Rsy. i. e B1ustt o. Port .Deposlt,
Nd wall ur-ach IN Egworta 81. b.
Church on slntay next.
Ths rsmairS 0. Henry W B1wUan,
who died In this ci,y on Saudsy iAst,
wa1e Inferred Nc Fass's Manor, Chester
C5nu,y to-day
walter j. Bac'h spd 5iiSs L,urs,
dat ghtc- Of Samuel CaSndl 7 ot Ken.
eet, square. Pa viii be married 10.
morrow.
90 Tuasday tho ussy S; Jones Com
pgay shipped a ca,luAd uf paper @a
Autry - She Nonatuck Paper Com
psny ~ kJlyoke. Mass.
me .ugae broke tbs window OF 5 4.
dtl's cAldy kitchen, 81 the corner OF
seco- ) and Jefsrson stsee,s, on Mon
c1y atShg, sui tsoz lhtisiiom a.boz Of
E12iisl walnats.
The union Thanksgiving services OF
tie Prrsby ter!sn ChurcAts will DO bold
30 morrow morning, IN tbs Firs. Pfes,
bytstisu Chu'cb, MatEe; street, near
Tenth, ~ 10 80 o'clock Tho Rev W.
l.. Mo Il EAD wi.l preach tho seLmon.
Large, sxtrA oys,erp, direct tom heii
osn oyster Sets. for IS. S0.aod 20 ceUt'
psr quart a. AiDscoV's, 7O7 Shlpisy
street. Order your Thanksgiving W q
teTs TO Cay aui thsn on Will be ,ure &c
b ac c,oinnOdA'ed.
Why sAouli you ViYa sole preference IN
As,ra! otI Because its absolutely non
explosive and gives the best light n the
same prcc as Other oils T.. James Belt
sole agcut OH and Market streets. Ash
your grocer Tor Il.
Dr. j. a. KIiteuger was called To At
tead John II C3tlish, Nc. :lJ Adam,
stt't' WHO vas badly Gu: Alc II jured
about tAe .cSs yts,e1Un2 tnoroing while
E"tklrl Ia 'ae ard OF The Harlan aEd
E@!iia.s SnTta Con- papy.
E!wooa Lam norr gho la. been visit.
i7~ h'a p.ranIa 10 Now G.tien, Cttst' I
County Pa, VIII Bke several tiue
hO5res 70 o!s home Ia Colorado, where
h' has be"I .tSasei 10 stcck raising ion
sAvrEA, esEs. Hls o5jtc. 10 10 improve
A!. Joy.